Flexibility drives growth — and uncertainty.

Flexible payment plans improve affordability and conversion, but they also introduce uncertainty. Cards fail. Customers stop paying. Revenue stretches across months with no guarantees. Most businesses either absorb the loss or build internal processes to manage it. Credee introduces a protection layer that sits behind every eligible payment plan — turning variable payments into predictable revenue.

A protection layer,
not financing.

Credee’s revenue protection is designed to absorb missed-payment risk on payment plans that did not qualify for upfront funding — without requiring businesses to take on recourse exposure.

Not a loan.

Not traditional financing.

This is a protection layer embedded into your payment infrastrastructure.

Protection against missed installments

No balance-sheet exposure

No recourse obligations

No internal collections build-out

Protection when it matters.

Credee introduces a protection layer behind select plans — converting uncertain payment schedules into more predictable revenue.
If a payment is missed:

Credee steps in to cover a defined portion of the installment

Your revenue remains predictable

Credee manages follow-up and recovery

This allows businesses to confidently offer flexible payment options without absorbing the full impact of missed payments.

From uncertainty to predictability.

Reduced write-offs and bad debt

More predictable monthly revenue

Lower AR aging

Fewer payment failures impacting cash flow

Confidence to offer flexible payment options

Designed for Platforms and Enterprises

For Platforms & SaaS Providers

Enable protected payment plans for your customers

Reduce hesitation around flexible payments

Offer stronger revenue outcomes without taking on risk

For Enterprise Businesses

Reduce exposure from internal payment plans

Improve revenue predictability

Protect against missed installments without restructuring operations

One layer of a complete revenue stack.

Revenue protection works alongside embedded payments, plan servicing, and liquidity control — forming a complete revenue infrastructure.

Explore Revenue Servicing